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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
the STATE or Trade.

BALTIMORE. Dec. cotton easier. Midng lo'sc
-Four nrm. Howari street aud Western Super
I'M ~ - o. D. Extra do SJG,aJ 80 Family 81 950
- CIV Mills ~uprrhno ~ }7d1 ID EKtr. do 50 600 81
90 RIO Bfanfs - jOd4 80 PatApsco Family - ID DO Su
pelatve Patent - 80 southern Red SO9Oc
10 Amber 9udg2c. Western lower No. wntor Red
spot 81 4 December - 4 3c January SGgS
81 &C. tOrn-sOutherp hrm. White 06G11c. Yellow QUO
6c. western lower Mrei spot Doc bid. January %
81 &C. usts hrm. southern idJSc, western White
- a39c Western Mixed 81 a36c Pennsylvania 80 03Sc.
kVo nrn at ~ a6Jc Hay guiet: Prime to choice Me,t
'ru ,lduOG J" 90 irOvis.uns uuet Mess PORK tlO -
Busncats shoulders and Clear RID SIZES packed
a. &c iacon->hOulirrs ~ SIC Cea RIB tides CSC
Ham. l2dl2'tc Land refined Butter firm. Western
packed l. zoe Creamery q jUc Eggs - zoe rOtoe,
STEADY. a. Ood2 10 Petroleum STEADY Ketuei &c tonco
steady. RIO csrsoes ordinary u fair l91d lsc sugar
higher soft Copper Tehhoi higher, actlve al II Yc
NhsgeV steady ~ 81 -. Frelghts to Liverpool
steamer duh otton at 1874 Flour Al Is 81 Cram az A.
Keceiptst S9s2 bis Wheat i"cO bn'h Corn 1000
bush. oats 2siO Shipments Flour 2,1lO bbls. Corn
g. 900 bush. sacs-Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 5000
bush.
BUFFALO. Dec. 7.-Whe,t-No Hart dull. weak lower
SO asked. No Iari Northsrn Pacific IN tho market
Wints Wheat unsettled aud dull. no Rel Mchgan s9d
euc "a = Red No. Nhlte Michigan ~ 69oc Corn
bush &C. - asked. ljs0O bush. NJ At
66c. track - njSi.c. No Yellow 5Ja soc.
oats sooi demand but lower. 40 Nhto - 0'c. 40
Wutc 3Gc. No. = MIcl "a Gijc Barley steady aud
unchanged so Canada 95r ~ Canada AZ go d"lc'
40 Milwaukee SIC state ~ soc. Rye scarce and ntin
No Ne.i"fn &c Mllised nrm- Winiet Bran so 90
spring 40 81 &C. .ceUts uoro-Four 10000 bbls Wheat
5000 Nush Corn 3uOpy tush Siippents-tlodr l1.OOO
LblA " neat $4,000 BUST. Corn $1,000 Ousu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
RIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Dufv,Lo Doc 7-Canie-Roceipt. last "a hours we're
sct nc,G Total for thus FAR 1i9J hean Same tns
Ia. weak III Consigned through 80 cars ~ ears
of Which to NewYo cars on SALE cattle dull ana
dropping. -, -..-- .-... , coa hoa, T.,.i ,.-
Inn. For tins last week 20 400
e.d through "a IL Of which 10 Nov" fOrA;
- cars Tor sale; prices advanced common 10 ar
a. 50 :, 4 90 (oad To - 250 30; Coca Ia thOco
Wc.ern Lambs 20 90 Do do do Canadian Lambs 80 %
II 80 TO- all offerings taken ,o,,o A., No., a..
Ho1,-Roceips ast "a hours we're 1880 hea Iota TOT
80 mus far SO 20 For time last week " lb2
h.ll Consigned through 81 cars II Of which TO YORK
~ ar. Tor sale Light Pigs - 7O05 90 Mixed Pigs ana
Ight Workers s. 25 selected Workers 80 81 iO
sc1ecte Medium weights - 5000 80. Coarse Mixed Heavy
Ends ~ 6q4 90; stays IS 4OG3 9J market closed quiet
lett Oy0r n-...,
CHICAGO. Union STOCK Yards. Dec !.-the DTorers
yornat reports Cats-ReceiDts $4,000 head shipments
900 mead market du shipping steers 81 90 ~ OO
stockers AMI Feeders 81 0O93 O COWS BUNS sAd MiAeu
81 90 0S2 100 Texans VI 0O13 To- ,,-. "a. -,
IToqs- Receipts $4,000 head. shipments o,Voe ncaa;
r,rtnt lover, Mixed 81 76asj 23 Heavy s. O0dj 90
IIrht ID IS . 90. skins So 90 a. Co.
Narss srong Natives 81 7624 s5i Western IS 20 "a TO-
Texans 50 so a3 IS; Lambs S4d6 10. 1890 -
neni, 2ae0 head; markes slow Choic. Heavy Native
Stosrs a 80 ~ Ds Good 50 cSi 49, Butchers
ssssrs Medium to Choice ss iOasi 90 sloekers aud
Feeders far 70 good 81 I0a2oo hangers Common !"
Good cornted 50 20hSt 90 ~ ,,..
H0gs-l.eeepts OAOO hoai. Shipments 2Jo aarkes
vas weak A.and lOwor Ihsics Heavy and Butch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil styles the market was y Arm one.
spot quoted at Sac The mllder
STYLES quiet While the speculative market opened al
decline OF ljd2O points but with the later aivces on
abroad showing hardening temper improvement set H.
and final quotations representa- 10 points
for the day as follows January 1855 1890 February
n6Oal4;9jj June l4559l46O July 10000
1880 is SO. November 1890 1885 december. 1918
di525. rho tho different months were; Jan.
l4sO 1850; February, IA l4J5: March. l475
ait50: Apri. "a COG !t.5I May. 1859 a 1870; Juns
IA 90 0l435 July, l43j 0l4.2b: August. 1893 l4so
September. 1880 Il 1850. November 1888 1922 Decem'
Der. 5000 1900 Sales. $1,000 bags
COITOS-ln lots the demand light but prices in
keeping nfmcr the speculative market we're
firmly nained. Sales SO bales all OF which for
consumption Tho port receipts oday were $3.50 nalr
comparing with 4O0j7 bales this dav last week and 366O4
bales c0rresp ndng date OF 1886 Since september
he bcnnng year the total receipts have
263 40 bae. 2S36OSl bales for the CORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
Correr CALENDAKs-TO-DAY g.

SUPREME coURr-crAMBKRs-B Lawrence, J|S99s
i? g g e is 81 o & a 80 i s6 80 u? AZ
2S6 243 20 ?so rs 2Js 2SS "a 1s2 ocfo Potisf
no. So a. 2e9 500 S. a23 42i 40 80 AZ +23 t23
=. - 4 Is II. rs ~ a. az az
oS c2 s 46S tos 81 "a 25G 5i5 400 -
zo9 40 III AZ All 4l5 4l6. Az 4ls 49, 42o AL
sUrRrMr couRr-cIRcuT-PAgI IBetoTe BaTrs ,i Ia
IA h i iza 55 sss i2so ia5s 1885, "a 1885, rs
1;S7 lso lss 7ls ~ 1oIS 1IBefOre Andrews.
s. s1 S5 IG55 4 nsSF9 i T''i9s
5 9 it "a is aaSI bsS1 1tSy 81 a57 1870 i' 1924
surEENE Counr-CMcvn-PAEI IV.-Bciore Van Brunt
ergSoS1Tr's couE1,BsicTe Rollins. s.-MotiOn calendar
John Mcle 1880 will Of Masdoeaa Aiti.a', 2:30
SUPERIOR CouRr-GKsKRAL TRRN-Before sesgwlck c. J
freedman ana lngras" J-Nos 81 To- 49, a. II. 10. H.
ssrRRIoR coUarsrrcIAL TEEN c -1el.r. Truax, Mos
~ III ~ i6 5g gT SM yP nfore Dusro
iHas i69S i2s5 i45s' i454 054 1919 l422 1919 40S
SrPEsio cogT@TnIAL TgRm-pARr Iv.-Bsfore o. Cor.
pan J-Xos l278 1853. C9J l42e 1924. 1885, llO llO5
C0naoS PLEAs- SPECIAL TERN-Befors Van Hoesen. j..
COMMON PLEAs-EQuIrY TERM-BctOrc BoOAstaver. j.
coNnoS PtEATrAL TEnMpAEI I-Be 4 A1I ea Ia
e. x; is s''' 30 a. sSa s'7 ''' ST.
ss ss55 SCI: sss $S.: Ss 5S s17 1920 1908 1854.
ss5 M I9ad 5ss gs SiS"ls
sois ss7 sois 1890 232i soS2 $o2g 2o2a soss
! !i5 siS 81;
couk or z a,ssK ~ ssssospAar rBe,.re Recorder
sns.S e. A fisss.dRa .s5 ID, fqSysfi'
GENERA. 5IssstsT; s9-.s
,couiT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-PARr III.-Adl0arn'd to
December .. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
STEAMSHIr ZINES IN hAkMUNX
AMY THE 1HrNGvALLA STANDING oUT-THE NEW
SCHEDULE RATES.

SCHEDULE RATES.
The Continental Steamship Conference has harmon
,..d all differences again-the Thngvaa Line ex-
,tcd-and have signed compact to live in peace and
unity and to cut storage rates under the schedule
.r,,ed upon un Monday, which is upon basic of one
aolar advance previous rates of the North German
T,ovd All other lines excepting the North German
ND the French Transatlantic companies, allowed
dferential rate, upon the understanding that their
CLEANERS are not now and powerful Tho Thing
oa Is the only Continental line that refused to sign
,he agreement, and It will mako such rates as seem
dv,sable under the crcumst anccs.
The new schedule allows the North German Lloyd
.ra the French Line to charge $40 both ways, to
home and English ports; The North German running
hhctween Baltimore and Bremen IS allowed TO sell
t,chets TO English and German ports at $22 so and
cog 10 Baltimore. The Red Star Line from Antwerp
g. ondon TO New-York, to those ports S22 and by
Or Philadelphia line 81 so less. The Hamburg
uuwworcan Line rate TO Hamburg IS $50 So from Ham.
Srrs 10 Ncw-York s21 So by Its steamers to scandl-
pavan ports the same rates ., me hamburg mon ION
va 10 Ncw-York 500. The Rotterdam Line rate to
ysntterdam Amsterdam London IS $40 so, and from
nose ports to Ncw-iork $50 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The following business was trans
acted United states supreme Court today
No 100 Charles G. DAWSON and Others appellants. agt
Alexan Ter Henry Davi. Argument concluded by MARC
Nnpdy Tor the appeants submitted on printed
arguments George T. COms0ck and Alexander r. Hum
phrcy for the appeees. ,.,r l., - -,
No lOi John sney and others plaintiffs IN error act
the United staie. In 10 the circuit Court OF The
United for the Western District OF fehhs'''nA
Dismissed Pursuant 10 10th rule . .,.,..,a
no 100 The northern Pacific Railroad Company plantih
error Art Richard Mares Argued by James McN aught
ior tie pia nj, in by Thomas Wilson Tor the DC
fendart in error -. A. r,.,..,o
No lOS Jane :. Robson. &c appellant agt the Fenade
Orphau &C. ami others Atgnoi Dy Samurl -
Clarke appellant and submitted on printed arguments W
John Rand Tor appele-a
urrfi Tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS


II makes no difference what comes. the agonizcd
bears" at the Stock Exchange possess just enough oil
remaining vitality to give to 1t interpret alton faNof
able TO their side Of the market Last july ami August
their aggressive point The alleged accumulation
Of money in tho Treasury vaults. This column at thai
time was absolutely alone I'm insisting that the Treas
uryis accumuatiOns of money in the period intervening
before the meeting of Congress would not equal the
amount of imporatons OF foreign gold, even If the
Treasury did not purchase single bond. The result
has been that. from June 80 to November 80. the ac
tua net cash In Treasury vaults was reduced fifl9-
2s3. In the period 1t has paid $27.0ooooO for p"r-
chased and IL per cent bonds, ana colheu
SD. 100000 OF standard dollars. II n had not pur
chased any bonds IT'S accumulation from the general
circulation would have amounted to 81 100000 during
the five months. In the five months the net imports
OF foreign gold have amounted 10 over S3f oooooo
or 500 900 600 more than would have been the Treas
ury Accommodations II it had not purchased single
bond Then the strpllngs OF the mercantile marine
and cxprivatccrs Of the southern Confcdcracy sa'd
stocks sale and enforced their ideas upon the
presidents Of financial institutions. because The
Treasury was going to absorb all the money
in tho country. To-day, because the Prrsl
dent Of the United States directs special
attention to a future, and not past danger OF Treas
ury accumulation and gives his ideas, however crude
they may be, Of the remedies TO be applied and OF
the ways to avoid the danger tho bears" on stocks re-
verse their tactics and assert that II VIII be- hdmiu
TO do anything 10 prevent lookup In money III inc
Treasury While it {, likely that the President
recommendations Will be- followed there i, little doubt
that It is almost the universal sentiment of Congress
that something must bc done 70 prevent further a
emulation % money I'm the Treasury and that quickly
with such universal sentiment 81 the necessities oil
the situation there is lot room 10 question that as
putcs over methods Will be- easily adjusted To prac
tca settlement Of the question II must be- borne In
mind, however that both the President and the score
tary Of the Treasury in their ngIcs deal with c>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Dec Tn the Court o: Appeals to- av the fol-
10 sing business was transacted;
No 5s3 william H. KimbaL respondent. agt MARY Leon
ard and Others appellants. Argued 49,. , nj.
$50 respondent agt the Clty OF BTook
lvn appelaut No SIS Ruth Mccormick, respondent agL
tie city Brooklyn, appellant Both cases argued n u.s
30 4s7 Edward NJ Ross, respondent, agt John H. ROSS
appellant Argued. -. ,r,.-....l, .-.vv,
No IL Hllpin, appellant aSt IhOmAsN' 4V"h'
send respondent. Argued --,... 49,.
he Mutual Life Company. appellant Ar
guei.
Following is the day calendar forThursday December ;;
No. 5o2 $751; ll76 54s $50, SCI, 500 and 572
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

In state bonds, Louisiana con-ol' seld 81 go 81
North Carolina special la>r' "riS oil 10 j" - c.,y
bank stocks. Erunbic sold Coi I l.@ ana '"nn',,'
900 at i'!, q ~ nr ,. "r'r Ia,, "'
Tie market for railroad hon1f ''rr'"'"l NiI1
ahle value generally we've firm at quotation. 1h"
Missouri. kanea. and TcNns general, today "'Ir J.,
per cent 20 - ard closed ~. and the U.s. sold or
= per cent 10 -, and clo-cd 81 - - ,lr ''G"n'
York Chicago and 80. Louis {, declined " 90 - " J.
closing gG bid. West shore & were finn az lnl d"
lol Canada son''H ,cro4d' drc G., =, -, 20
and 5s 81 1ol - Northwestern a. h"n,ui' '~ N"l' a.
mand AT 100 East Tcuucssoc Vl-luln and GEORGIA
gold - steady ~ ~ 13 Lalr Eri" and We torn
IS we're strong At 1oa .. Houston ara icHa' zen
Worth and Denver Gr-ts rose from 7""'~ = :" ~
~ unlisted securities dealt In Al the stock Iyran4'
30 II. Georgia Pacific Gr.rs CsIoooo, At 10 . - s.
I0l iO2 Chicago ard Atlantic Beneficiary Coo At
G Kingston and r"nhrplr Iron 100 At go - :"
Phcuix Mining 400 a. 80 cent. and security Mining
and Mining $1,000 at Fl II 2dfo.5odSL
Money ruled easy At 50f per cent, with the LATE
cuisines, down Al lowest named rate; >.,.,. ,r.,,so
The sub Treasury was debtor +" the Clearing House
s57O,31G.
The sub Treasury today lot on balance s191o5l
gain OF aIOG.C13 The days operations covered; u"
cepts. foo3l73; payments 4l1S-;24!; currency bal
rytL,nl,.s. Siu0.4G5 977: balances. - Ol 4@3.
Tho United states Treasury ~ Washington Tr'flN'"
to.d,v $3.50 600 National bank note, Tor redemption.
The customs receipts wore s--i-2i, aud the Internal
revenue receipts were f227.791 .
THE foreign exchanges were duh and barely steady
.t mutations for business rs follows: HahhI-
InIs "a - "a and - II 81 flr long and shol s,o
H., ,ceuccttvrly. 5.2i - aud 5.3l - for fah~ :
"a q and % 1 for rcichmarls 40 and 40 i. ior
guildcrs .,., .. =. ... .,,, o., vi 9 q
,cr nonov and l-16 lower at 1Ol 1910 for account
nar silver was 31Gd higher at ii 81 per ounce, ~" =,
~ eta,Iard and india Council bills were alultrd AZ
On adyonce Of 3-33d Icr rupee American ruI"Wa5
o. he onenlne followed Yesterday = late home drci',
t,crv,,Id made some fractional rcccvercs ana clos
eneraIlv higher than tho equivalent OF concurrrh
ton,c limitations At Paris French 3 per cents Wv :,
cIimrd frnm - 20 20 S247 le francs, and fc'oNcrc.
tn % 60 ard sight exchange on Paris was oSy At
e5 80 . francs 70 the pound g., Gala nv advertise
man, limited amount Of the first consolidated per
cent bonds Of The ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad nn
many The Issue OF the bonds is limited to S2o'ooo'
Ter milo OF road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
ODDS AND ENDS THAT PEOPLE Lo'

Property Clerk Harriet yesterday had an auction sae
Of lost and unclaimed property at Police
Headquarters and disposed OF varied assortment u
articles in 900 lots for about 5000. Among tho art-
sles goo revovers and pistols seyersi Watches
fun Of mitteas, ball gissk, pllcb2rk several baby
"a, three vel0clpedes and an acc0rdioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FITANCIAL MARKETS

LoNnoS. Dec. "a n m.-Cousols. lOl 7.lG for monsy
aH Iol Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western
ond mortgage trustees certificates ~ Canadian Pacific 56as
IT jo'- do second .Consps 1908. Mexican Ordinary
- -. raul Common 79l, New. York Central. ll2g
Pcnn'vlvtna 80; Reading 80 Hudson's Fay Company.
20 spanish 6, 61a Paris silver quoted at II 81
per ounce Paris avcs quote cont rsntes At So francs
90 for the and exchange London At 70
francs IS = ccutimes for checka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

LIVERPOOL, Dec 7 i pm.-Cottsn-Futures closed firm
p1hi- Low Mdding clause December delivery 33i4I
Duyef; december and January delivery. 33.Gii bny.
es; January and February delivery. 34.64d BUYERS
teOrldry ana March delivery. 3j64d March aaI
ApIll delivery - Gid BUYERS ADr delivery
'9bfl buyers May sud June delivery, 4l64L buyers:
June and July delivery 1861 buyers Jelly August
NEw-OELEANs. Dec. 1Cotton-Quiet; Middling 80 Law
Mlddilng . 1-l6 GOot ordinary. .; receipts 9g,2
bales gross receipts lO3O1 bales. Great
D33o bales exports Ia France 1850 exports TO fhs
Continent 500 bales exports cotstwlse so ale. s,ss
1000 bales, stock. "a .2Jg bale. -
"ALyEsloN. Dec 7-CO;ton- quiet; Mddllng o 1916:
Low Middlng. 7.lG. Good Ordinary. ss ne; recouts
326l bLcs gross receipts. 1928 bales; sales 200 6aes
N"moLk Dec 7-Cotton-Iirm: Mhldlng ga
AMI receipts. $50 bales.
bales sales lj1i bales STOCK. -. j-} bales.
SAVANNAH. Dee. 7--COtt eiiy:. Mldlling
Lew hlddNnG "'si cool Ordinary, $, net and
ceps i1NS bales eAuorts To the Continent. $3.50 bsles,
l3..j27 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

ara s..c,,ou. "a ssn5 50 Packing and Workers Medium
20 Choice S. OO0s6 40 Piga Comnos v oooa ~ o0s
ssscp Receipts 200 head shipments noAe Xafkss vas
steady. Frir to Fancy IS lj@si III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
THE COURTS.
WING on RUN, SUGAR AND WATER.


Tho second trial of the suit of Mary G. Jones against
uorcan Jones and Ann, his wife, for construction
., Tho will of the plaintiffs uncle. John Jones, was
begun yesterday before Justice Andrews
and Jury in the Supreme Court.
yobn Jones was blind man who livet
on the first floor OF his own house, No SO Pcarl-St
In HIS latter days he addicted to liquor, and for
many days before he died took no food but lived on
Jamaica rum, sugar and water. At the time of his
death on June 10, 1888 he owned the houses and lots
Nos $40 and 5l2 Pcarlst and Nos. IS and So Centre
st. and lots I'm Eighty fourth-st.
The plaintiff claims that his WILL made on April
H. 1892. by which he bequcahed all his property to
his brother Morgan, Is invalid and that the teStator
was of unsOund mind when II executed She
asks that the property be divided among the nine heirs
stlaw thus emitting her TO one ninth of IT, She Is
a lighter of William Jones who was brother of
John Jones. She is twenty five years old and IS
public school teacher The tried in the Sill
prcme Court in 1885. and resulted in verdict in her
favor. The General Term ordered the new trial john
F. Parsons appears for the plaintiff and Townsend
Nandcll for the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
MIR. LyDDY's WILL TO BE TAKEN TO COURT.

ON behalf Of Mrs. Mary Lyddy, widow of Daniel r.
Lyddy, lawyer Of the firm of Lyddy Brothers, her law
yer, William J. Lardncr applied in the Surrogatc's
office on December for the probate of her husbands
WILL but declined to file the will at once Citations
were issued rcturnablc on January o. and tho rules
do ordinarily require the filing of will In such
case before a date two days prior TO that.
Mary II. Harnett, hafsister of the testator, yes
terday obtained from Surrogate Rollins order rcqur-
ing Mrs. Lyddy to file the will or show cause to-day
why il should not be filed at Mrs. Harnctt SAYS
that the tcstator died at few minutes after mid
night on Sunday morning, November 90 that the paper
propOundcd his last Will was drawn on November 20,
hat he had been out of his mind for several DAYS
when died. and according the statements OF medi-
raj authority was capable of making Will that he
executed a will several years ago exclusively In favor
of the members of his family aud since executed
any valid WILL and that while he on his dcath-bed
his wife. who is known TO the world as Madame Con-
nelv tho fashionable maker, took charge of all
his books and papers and Owuld not permit his other
relatives ID them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

tic heavy to-day. and this
In Ion with accounts from Lverpo) influenced
better the speculative market final hgutes repre-
OF points for the dag. sales lOSjOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec wheat closed stronger No us-i
De-. - 3c January 75t2 NAV Sc: l Northera
Cash 72'sa January - &c: MAY sec. NO Nortn.rn
Cash 60+c; January GtLc. Nav 76c. Flour market
hfm Patents ~ 5o6.4 Bakcts 80 GO - Receipts
:. Wheat 1850 bush,: shipmcDts-Nhelt 1890 busA-
Flour ~ So bOlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

on tho Pr,irr- Etlant' ~ CD. Hit-s- mir<,t ~,
. II 9a9t. '"' ''''.'' '@'''- '
c'sS''TAi n,v :. -oa4o1 wae,, Sc,srr So ncl &c.
i..''g'' ,,, ,9 'i oar, ''' ..,S~ it%, 5ttc
: , ia. ,ic4,. luo' ;. = .s,G9
-,.~' ~ f7t h'r,-- ~ nn,h~i rori, ~, bl,' 4
81 ~ Haits- N,r,i.oc,tera Creamery Fancy 3'c DAIRY
ID 2oc trrs 1oa2lc 'he.'r- r'n- TO 1hs,e 10y TO-.
oa,5 IT, rac.,,s .ni Gat5,,r, - -oei5 90 "o.c.o.'
lo.Ilp ir.t .npg-ut' l-0O head
p. , ., g 5 n.ya, ~, l.o gs '' Va; goo
,h 'T.1' 90, 49, on,N Gt, $40 bush
l>p,<Uoal. DC. w"e'' nr"' sc oa Corn duh
N"rs v NV q9s s % Se1a .,a; So c''
80 u,l-cy w,.."r w o.,.c rt.,,,n, cl,er.
rars T,',1ner ~ 5oe.lt g. larl december ., ~
' ie c'~di.i, i'all.e' Eeceet'-rour 1000 oo>
sns- 4s0,S Da, h y y 5 5a 0'' S"'"'"''
s." aMi.cG - sts'.r Sew MNcd 47ealslc o4ts
lr r~ M" xo c5..ei- Wh,se, nrm-wine' - o.
.. .arrv 200 shipmsnt'-C Com 1860 lush oats
10000 nn.l
ruLwrrn. Dec 7f.ar m4r.et ras! 'i tea y;
10 ,tra - oor>i 20 r,ur-rl,Init family t3 ',n
sc,t r.. '' -, DO .tr,it = 35qt5o indin,
,,t o,,, 80 so ,fr..'i. - .5r45 IT, LOUIS and
'-i ~ 'I ,r, ",p 500 do do straight - 25a
- 3D. ncr rcnt i'r 10 ,l''' nn..ot rae
cnt. GOOD t. ehoe oo too iayoric BRANDS g 10
-; ~, foq ioo - -. 80 w i @, ,tciy 1ccu,"a
nocrel Atvc al, Choc' 80 Ie IA srnn Gp ,S at
ccuber s. .as-'.c DO Tor January -2d sc5 do Tor
n,.'1 AMI i'm. 'ir- sales steamer No Mnsd 100 srun
DEPOT 5c steamer Yclow export elevator % &c
30 nia a, i' "r fcDrsry So do Tor
81" %nis a.. ' Te-cIcl Wit. 3dc dil 80 2
White ior December 5'Go2 Yc 40 JanH1n a., a'
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oaoc' lut1ank. ami MI. S.,s 'o'e' do p9r to
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80 ' nn ,n"sc, 7is@,c Belle, IN pckl.
CIV Hennei ~ oO, - steam - 'aGS Ot hu.ehsr' f tS
loa3lc' western Creamery tNtr> go a lc'; - T. an" ~
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fAu Choice. ll4alih c DO FAR to r.im" s &c.
ono AMI oncr western AZ 25c IoTolea% 40
ADe test IN bb' 20 Sns-1e'T,a op' and weaEcr
Winter Bran s2l ooSs2l - per ION; , n i"
G'o0J bush shIpmcnts-whoIt 2,e0J bush corn "oO'
Iush UAis X 600 bush
1T Dec 7FoaI rangns AZ - . e. 49, VIA
'1-'ng "S J-n'' s"rr al. A. a. 90 December
closing lsc. May closing iH4c oats we're hlghefi 'as
Primo rimoa, s9 6}Se 90 rfaro oodsil 90 iran
nln a. s5c tss, lgc nttor a. 5 90 whisSoy
STEADY a. II o.; Provisions hrni rSH ~ Ions
ccaf - - = a 70 Clear ib, s. ~ snort Clear - 50
90 liscon ID shoulder. - o. LonE GIs ,m 40 rs
si kso es Four 5000 bbl. Wheat Cora
$1,000 In' 0ati 90 s G%' Wheat $1,000 bush
GJ UOu bush oats 10000 9ush Rye none barley i'ooo
sac Nav 9Oc corn active MGn ctyve steady
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bush Corn 1000 bush oats 900 bush ahpmenS-N ne.
5000 bush. Corn l'o0v BUSH oA'' i'0o' O"'"
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